There’s nothing quite like New Year’s Eve in New York City. While the nation’s eyes will be trained on the famous ball drop in Times Square (and the million or so people who will turn out to watch it), there… | Read full post.

Jonathan Benno’s culinary aesthetic is well-known to New Yorkers from his years in the kitchens of Per Se and Lincoln Ristorante. Now, his three-concept project is playing a central role in the Evelyn Hotel’s recent reinvention. First, there was Leonelli… | Read full post.

There is mounting evidence that the NoMad neighborhood continues its upward trend as a destination for businesses unabated. As The Real Deal reports, among its list of the largest leases signed in New York City for October 2018, two of… | Read full post.

For many people, Christmas dinner is the culmination of the holiday season—but after a hectic Thanksgiving barely a month ago, who really wants to cook? Fortunately, there are excellent places that are willing to do the cooking for you—and many… | Read full post.

On Friday, December 21st, 2018 at 5:00 p.m., you are invited to Madison Square Park for a one-of-a-kind Winter Solstice celebration with a special musical art piece performed by NYC-based composer Will Epstein, in collaboration with percussionist Kenny Wollesen and… | Read full post.

Here in NYC, along with holiday lights, shopping, concerts, ice skating, and overall holiday cheer, “tis the season” also means the arrival of winter-themed pop-up rooftop bars. This year in NoMad, several locations have jumped on the rooftop bandwagon, so… | Read full post.

Atomix, right here at 104 East 30th Street in NoMad, has been named the second-best new restaurant in America for 2018, coming in right after No 1, The Angler in San Francisco. The critic Jeff Gordinier said in his review,… | Read full post.

New Yorkers love their dogs. Despite being one of the most densely populated cities in the world, it is estimated that NYC is home to more than 500,000 dogs. Even so, finding dog-friendly places here can be a challenge if… | Read full post.

Kids, parents, and all-around holiday lovers: Be sure to stop by Madison Square Park on Thursday, Dec. 6th from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 pm for the annual Mad Sq. Holiday. Centered around the Mad. Sq. Holiday Tree, this celebration gets… | Read full post.

From 3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. on December 6th, Madison Square Park will celebrate the lighting of its holiday tree — a tradition that has continued for 106 years when it was the first public Christmas tree in America. The… | Read full post.